November 7 weekly winner

David Baines is this week’s winner with his picture of children in the small rural town of Diofior, in Senegal, where he was working as a volunteer.

David, of Cardiff, wins a 12in by 16in print from Metro Imaging and his picture will be entered in our monthly competition to win a holiday. Visit timesonline.co.uk/prizephotos. Enter by November 23 for a chance to win and see your work in print.

NOVEMBER COMPETITION

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• First set of November nominees

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• Ninth set of October nominees

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• October's third set of nominees

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• Second set of October nominees

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• First set of October nominees

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• September's best pictures

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• The best of August's entries

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• The best of July's entries

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• The best of June's entries

The November prize is a Leica Monovid 8x20, the new monocular from the legernadary camera manufacturer. More details and terms & conditions. The closing date is midday on November 23.

To enter the November competition send your best shot as a Jpeg e-mail attachment along with your name, address and telephone number to travelpictures@thetimes.co.uk.

If you have entered before send us a different picture. Clearly state the location of the photograph and include a short description. Only one entry per person each month. Entrants who send more than one picture will be disqualified.

PREVIOUS WINNERS

October

Remember Edward Knight’s photo, of Uros women on the Peruvian side of Lake Titicaca (first image in the frist set of October nominees — one of our weekly winners) He wins the monthly prize, a weekend at the UK’s first purpose-built eco-friendly hotel, the Scarlett, in Cornwall.

September

Frank Middleton, from Knutsford, won for his photograph taken on Crosby Beach (first in the September gallery, left). "I took the picture of my eldest son with a Canon 400D camera with a 300mm lens. Just before we had been looking at Another Place, Antony Gormley’s 100 cast iron statues facing out to sea."

August
Jennifer Edwards, from North London: "It was taken on our second day in Mumbai. We were exploring the city, got a bit lost and walked into a housing estate. The colourful washing strung up across the dull grey concrete made a drab building come to life. The typically retro-style taxi in the foreground firmly plants the picture in Mumbai. Colour is everywhere in India, making the most mundane, everyday things look beautiful and interesting."

July
Frederico Colarejo of St George, Bristol, was the July Citizen Traveller winner with his startling image of a train station in Rajasthan, India. “I took this photo while I was waiting for the train at Ranthambore station. I missed the first train and had a five hour wait for the next, so decided to have a look around. As I wondered around I noticed a man through the doorway of the carriage and loved the contrast between him in his crisp white clothes with all the cramped passengers behind the barred windows.”

June
Ian Scotland from Crawley Down, West Sussex, is was June’s winner with his dramatic action shot of a rodeo rider, taken at the Tillamook Annual Rodeo in Oregon, USA.

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